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The LUCKNOW SENTIPIEL.
LUCKNOW, ONTARIO
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Effective As Of October 14, 1
Home Delivery Will Be Ever
Tuesday and Friday
BEATRICE QUALITY CHEKD PRODU
HOMOGENIZED MILK.
CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE
SOUR. CREAM
SUN FILLED ORANGE JUICE
CANADA FIRST GRADE CREAMERY BUTTER
With the, change in delivery days the mirth side of town
done 1 hour earlier.
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LUCKNOW, ONTARIO 528-3725
CLEARANCE SALE
Starts Thursday, October 2
Savings of 10% to 50%
on all merchandise
EVERYTHING MUST BE CLEARED
SHOP EARLY FOR CHRISTMAS AND SAVE
JEWELLERY, CHINA
GIFTWARE, POTTERY
HANDCRAFTS
10% - 50% OFF
PLASTIC
MODEL KITS
10%=113 OFF
CANDLES, SOAPS, TOYS,
HANGING PLANTERS,
COAL OIL LAMPS
ALL REDUCED
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NOTEPAPER,
HASTY NOTES,
GREETING CARDS,
GIFT WRAP
1 /3 OFF
CRAFT KITS,,
CRAFT SUPPLIES
OIL PAINTS AND
BRUSHES
% PRICE
A SELECTION OF
BOXED
CHRISTMAS CARD:
% PRICE - ° 1
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10% Oft Aladdin Lamps, Shades and Parts
SALE STARTS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2 AT 10 A.M.
STORE' WILL BE CLOSED TUESDAY, SEPTEMVER 30 AND
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1 FOR SALE PRICING
All Sales Final * Cash and Carry * No Refunds or Returns
Sorry, No Boxes or Gift Wrapping Dtuing Sale
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PAGE TWO THE LUCKNOW SENTINEL, LUCKNOW, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOB
The following have successfully
completed the requirements in .the
Red. Cross Swimming program
,offered at the Lucknow and District
Swimming Pool ' in the August
lesson period.
PRE BEGINNER
Joanne de, Boer, Laurie Farrell,
Jeff Gibson, Tommy Gilmore,
;.- Steve Hamilton, Larry Hoffman,
Paula Hoffman, John D. MacKen-
zie, Janine Thompson, Alex West,
Heather Young.
BEGINNER
Sandra Campbell, Sheila Camp-
bell, Paul Colling, Theresa Cote,
Vincent De Bruyn, Janette Duiker,
• Renee Duiker, David Edisbury,
Karen Eckenswiller, Andrea Far-
rell, Glenda Gamble, Jeff Gamble,
Lisa Gamble, Jan Gibson, Gail
Hackett, Eric Haldenby, Glenn
Haldenby, Debbie Huffman, Lisa
Husk, Paul Johnstone, Martha
King, Connie Lanting, Olive Lid=
die,' Kim Sanderson, Barb Scott,
Heather /Scott, Jeff ,Scott, Linda
Sinnett, Yvonne Sinnett, Danny
Smeltzer, Laurie Stanley, Laurie
West, Rebecca Will, Vikie Will,
Dianne Wilson.
ADVANCED BEGINNER
Gordon Alton, Kevin Alton,'
Darlene Coiling, Chris Cook, Carl
Courtney, Sandra Dawson, Kathy
Duiker, John Edisbury, Tim Edis-
bury; David Gamble, Mark Gunter,
. Nancy Haldenby, Ann Hamilton,
Dianne Huffman, Terry Irwin,
Shirley LOree, Helen Maclntyre,
Steve MacKenzie.,, Lynn. Murray,
Laurie Peterbaugh, Wayne Phil-
,
LET US MAKE
YOUR MONEY
WORK AS HARD
YOU AS
YOU DO FOR IT.
Wayne M. Chandler
R.R. 4 Brussels Ph. 1387-6021
*. Mutual Funds
*-Guaranteed Certificate's
* Pension Trusts
* Estate.Planning
* Life Insurance
* Annuities
SYNDICATE LIMITED
A complete personal financial service
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lips, Mary Ann Ritchie, Pamela
Ross, Lana Sanderson, Lance
Sanderson, Alice Van Der Klippe,
Eddie Van Osch, Vikie Will.
JUNIOR
Blair Alton, Brenda Arnold,
Karen Campbell, Bonnie Clark,
Lisa Collins, Kim Cook, Floyd
Courtney, Susan Dawson, Jody
Dennis, Doug Edisbury, Brian
Gamble, Greg Gardner, Leanne
Haldenby, Paul Hamilton, Suzanne.
Kirkland, Irene Logtenberg, Bren-
da MacLeod: Dianne Murray, Jill
Murray, Lisa . Peterson; Brenda
Phillips, Sandra Reid, Joanne Van:
Osch, Tom Wilson.
INTERMEDIATE
Ruth Alton, Brenda Arnold; Eric
Courtney, Paul Finlay, Cheryl
Haldenby, Annette Kirkland,
Wayne McDonagh, Jill Murray.
SENIOR
Lorna Boyle, Kathy Brooks,
Kathy Fisher, Edith Greer, Danny
Londry, Heather MacDonald,
Kathryn McKim, Joanne Ritchie,
Doug Treleaven.
The following have successfully
completed the requirements in the
Royal Life Saving Society program.
BRONZE MEDALLION
Joanne Agnew, Anne Colwell,
Steve Hamilton, Roddy Havens,
Chris Holloway, Denise King,
Norma McIntyre, Valerie Stanley,
Craig Treleaven.
BRONZE MEDALLION BAR
Brenda MacDonald.
SCHNEIDER - to Mr. and Mrs.
James Schneider (Dorothy Hallam)
of Auburn in Wingham and District
Hospital on Friday, September 26,
1975, a son Michael George, a
brother for Angela and Dennis.
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D.AWSON - to Mr. and Mrs. David
Dawson of Dungannon on Friday,
September 26th, 1975 at Wingham
and District Hospital, a daughter.
STUTZMAN - to Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Stutzman of R. R. 1
Lucknow on Saturday, September
27, 1975 at Wingham and District
'Hospital, a daughter.
Awe
MULLER - to Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Muller (Judy Stewart) of Edmon-
ton, Alberta, in University Hopital
on Friday, September 26th, 1975, a
son, 8 lbs. 13 oz. ,Proud grandpar-
ents are Melvin and Lorraine
Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Muller of Guelph; the first great
grandchild for Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Drennan, tucknow .
Bible Society Plan
October Canvass
„The Lucknow branch of the
Canadian Bible Society held it
annual meeting on Tuesday of last
week in the Lucknow Presbyterian'
Church.
Dr. J. E. Little has resigned as
president and Rev. Glen. Noble will
act as chairman until a new
president has been appointed.
Mrs. Bob Damsma will continue as
secretary and Allan Johnson as
treasurer.
The Bible Society will be holding
its annual canvass in Lucknow and
area during October. The commit-
tee hope the community will give
generously to' this worthwhile
cause 'of translating, publishing
and distributing the Holy Bible.
Lucky Winner
At Plowing Match
PURPLE GROVE NEWS •
Brian Boyle has the luck 9f the
Irish with hirn. Word came on
Sunday that he has won ai000 lb.
steer or $500.00 in a draw he
entered at the International Plow-
ing Match in Oshawa.
ZION .
Fred Ritchie of Huntsville 'visited
Thursday with, his brother, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ritchie.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Cook and
family had her sister Raeleen, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Campbell and family
of London, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Lula Adderson and Mrs.
Morris Jerome had friends, Mr.
and Mrs: Al Tweedle of Mount
Hope for Sunday dinner.
Mr.- and Mrs.. Bert' Wylie of
Fordwich called Sunday at the'
home of her sister, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Ritchie.
. LIONS SPONSOR.
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the Walkathon chairman Rick
Jardine. Adults 'are encouraged to
participate.
Registration will be held Satur-
day morning at the swimming' pool
(or arena in case of bad weather)
from 8.30 to 10 a.m. The walk will
commence at 9 a.m.
There are five checkpoints in the
walk, symbolic of the five rings in
the Olympic symbol. The first and
last check point is at the swimming
pool.
Walkers will proceed 2 1/2 miles
west on Highway 86 to Bob Irwin's
corner, then north 2% miles to the
4th,of Kinloss, east 2% miles to the
Lucknow-Holyrood road ;
2 1/2 miles to Lucknow.
At the half way point, s
will be supplied by Coca
who are involved in pron.
Walkathon across Cana
well, hamburgers and hot
be supplied to .the wall
some of the meat pro
Gary Sutton and 'pray
Pledges are being sou
area residents who are be
to sponsor walkers, by t
All walkers must corn]
bottom of their sponsor s
turn them • in at the
registration.
It is expected that all
collected by October
turned in to the Bank of